12 Months of Uncontrolled Covid, Time for a New Health Minister
It’s time Tasmania had a new Health Minister. One who will put the health of Tasmanians first.
It’s time Tasmania had a new Health Minister. One who will put the health of Tasmanians first.
It is important that we have a discussion today about ministerial standards. I understand that Government members are seething about this morning.
The same minister who is in charge of children and youth and he has been obviously found out, on multiple occasions, to have fabricated the truth.
We thought it was important that the House have a debate and discussion about ministerial standards, particularly this week.
Resources Minister, Guy Barnett, often rants about protesters targeting lawful activities, but it seems like he’s the one with a problem following the law.
Nearly two weeks have passed since Ministers Archer and Ferguson groaned at the words of a victim survivor of child sexual abuse read out in the House.
If there is not an issue, if there is no conflict of interest, then lay the contracts on the table in this place and this problem will go away for you.
We are talking about the conduct of a minister for the Crown in relation to a relationship that she had with a high-profile CEO of the JackJumpers.
Today’s Cabinet reshuffle highlights the urgent need to restore Tasmania’s House of Assembly to 35 seats to improve political representation and governance.
Sarah Courtney has failed as Education Minister.